Navy Basketball Champions Hulls 36 Wins in 41 Game Season
Step up to see Navy basketball champions, a husky team that won 36 of 41 games this season. A top center, new to the sport before Navy enlistment, signals the high pace and skill of the squad as fans are invited to see fast games in the Navy championship. Lodge to preside at the National Convention in June in Washington DC. May 6. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts to be temporary chairman of the Republican National Convention in Chicago with keynote speech. Republican leaders in Congress back Senator Tradge by committee plan for Chicago March 10. No chair contest expected though some push for Senator Borah or Beverlage. Platform proposals set for May 28 by the general platform committee. Hays urged postponement of the Chicago meeting while delegates’ contests and resolutions are discussed.
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G. O. TY
Washingon
D.C
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Congress
Hayes
Senator Tradge
Airanremente
Chicasra
Hiram Johnson
Borah
Idaho
Beverlage
Indiana
Mays
Chicago Committee On
Mimiso
Republican National Committee
Heys
Hays
Nationaa
Mothers Day Services and Church Events Listed
Mothers Day at Central Church with a Friday return visit by Rev Fr Stith. A Sunday morning Mothers Day sermon and an evening music program. The Hontelike Church invites all. Also available are Sand porth chairs and rockers at M Bierman 211 N Williams Street.
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M. Bierman
N. Willliams Street
Centr Church
L. Stith
Central S Py
Hontelike Church
Salts for kidneys and meat avoidance urged by authority
A well known authority promotes Jad Salts as a safe kidney flush preventing rheumatic and other ailments. He claims meat causes uric acid buildup that harms kidney filtration and urges a tablespoonful in water each morning for several days to restore kidney function and purify the blood.
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Cushin
Georgian Capital dazzles with uniforms and modern aims
The account describes Tiflis as a new capital seen through Melville Chater’s eyes in the National Geographic azine. It highlights a chic metropolis with restaurants and shops, a transformed palace, and vivid Caucasian dress and weapons. Civilians face scarce clothing while military uniforms are widely available.
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Melville Chater
Imons
National Geographic
Golovinsky
Tiflis
Teed
Farm-born soldiers held life insurance in large sums
Washington records show farm raised veterans accounted for a sizable share of returning service members with government life insurance across the nation, while many demobilized troops faced uncertainty about resettling on farms or elsewhere as towns in the West revived on renewed silver mining activity.
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America
Troe
Tureau
Washington
Frivins
Elem
Ingeuign
Russian frost control uses moss and chloride in windows
The article describes methods to keep windows free of frost. Russian houses use double windows with moss decoration and a container of captan chloride between panes to absorb moisture and prevent ice during long winters.
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Jack Frost
Hussia
Farming Fish Move Aims Pond Projects On Farms
The International Association of Game Fish and Conservation Commissioners at Louisville pledged to use influence for a nationwide movement to link pond construction on farms with propagating bass and other game and food fishes. The plan seeks recreation and food benefits at comparatively small expense.
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International Association of Game, Fish and Conservationist
Louisville
Record Cold Sweeps Adirondacks and Alaska
The weather bureau notes fifty nine degrees below zero in parts of the Adirondacks around New Year while Sweden reports even colder. Alaska reports thermometers failing as alcohol and kerosene freeze solid in the interior.
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Adirondacks
Bureau
Jack Frost
Sweden
Alaska
Woodlot for Towns and the Six Century Forests
Zurich sustains a woodlot with six centuries of income from Aurich’s communal forest, yielding about $20,000 annually from firewood. New York law since 1912 supports town forestry for water protection, storm relief, bird habitat, and healthful public spaces, as in Sherburne's tree-planting program led by Dr Worner G Newton.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Eurcope
Aurich
Ludigerland
John. Bentley, Jr
Cornell
American Forestry Magazine
State of
New York
Sherburne
Ghenanga County
Worner G. Newton
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